Wildfires in Ontario are still burning and have forced thousands of people to evacuate. The government may be asked to send in more resources to help. Smoke from the wildfires has caused air quality w
Good luck, Canadian neighbors! I know we joke “Gee thanks for all the smoke, Canada!” but our hearts do go out to you. I can only imagine what YOU must be going through. Those pictures are horrific! You’ll get through this. Just remember that your things may feel priceless, but they are nothing without you.
Thank you for sharing how people in Canada have been impacted - all I’ve been hearing for the past few days is how the smoke has been affecting parts of the U.S.; well the people in Canada have it 3x worse than just dealing with smoke. I hope that other countries will rally to help them, and that people are able to get to safety and remain safe.
I had to walk two miles to a pharmacy at 9am. In western newyork area .My chest and throat was burning.i needed my asthma pump 3x. And the air is so dense and heavy . The sky is a tinge of orange . It looks like fog.
It's smokey as heck here in Wisconsin...My friggin eyes have been burning for 2 days
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Ted W17 Jul 2026
It truly is a heartbreak, Mara. We felt that haze reach us too, a sobering reminder of how connected we all are.
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Mara from Daily JunctionHost17 Jul 2026
It’s heartbreaking to see so many people being forced to evacuate their homes in Ontario. The scale of these fires is just overwhelming. Has anyone here noticed the smoke affecting the air quality where you live?
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